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VOL. 9, NO. 37
COMMUNITY HOUSE
A LOCAL NECESSITY
GRESHAM, MULTNOMAH
SEES “ DRY” WORLD
COUNTY,
OREGON
TUESDAY. JULY 8, 1919
VICTORY CELEBRA I ION
ENTIRELY SUCCESSFUL
BY 1>.< I t. P . M O F F IT .
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BERLIN STAGE OFFER
DANIEL S. DUNBAR
RECOUNTS HISTORY
T h e F o u r th of J u ly V icto ry cele­
Best in d u s tria l float, A. W. M etz­
I.M .VKIOX D l ’ O IX Y E i . in o )
S unday evening, a week ago, th e v a ­
b ra tio n w as ih e b ig g est k in d o f a g e r, a s ilv e r cup.
D a t i l 1 S h erm an D u n b a r cam e to
rio u s ch u rc h e s su sp en d ed th e ir re g u ­
Best Society float, l l r e s i a m an d
: su ccess.
As a re s id e n t of G re sh a m
O reg o n 69 y e a rs ugo. O f th e tr ip he
la r ev en in g serv ices to jo in In a un-
T ro u td a le J a p a n e s e a ss o c ia tio n , a '
sa id , ‘‘I t w as th e best F o u r th of Ju ly
re m e m b e rs
ev ery
to ils o m e
m ile,
¡'’n ni^'-tlng of th e people of G resham ,
silv e r cup.
a t the M ethodist ch u rch , to a sc e rta in
th o u g h he was a tin y lad five y e a rs
i c e le b ra tio n
G re sh a m
ever
b ad.
Best d e c o ra te d p riv a te c a r, first, i
w h eth er or not th e people of o u r tow n
old a t th e tim e. Ills m em o ry re c a lls
' N ev er h av e so m any p eo p le c o n g r e ­ M is. H. W. C ooley, a le a th e r sew ing j
a re aw ake to th e problem of to d a y —
h a p p e n in g s e a r lie r still.
g a te d In o u r to w n at o n e tim e — ro ck er, d o n a te d by J. E. M etzger
social or c u ltu ra l ed u catio n .
H orn upon a fa rm in th e su b u rb s
, ' Ve , have been tu r n in g o u r efforts
th o u s a n d s of th e m , a n d a u to m o b ile s Second p rize, M rs. G eo rg e L eslie. $2.
of St. " J o e " , M issouri, J u ly 10, 1844,
tow ard in d u s tria l o r vocatio n al e d u ­
a b o u t th e tim e w hen J o h n C . F r e ­
fillin g ev ery s tr e e t a n d av e n u e . T h e re 1 G ra n d p rize fo r b est d e c o ra te d ,
cation fo rg e ttin g social c u ltu re, th e re
m o n t. Kit C arso n , an d o th e r p a th ­
w as n o t a n a c c id e n t fo r th e w hole float in p a ra d e . B ank of G re sh a m , a ’
b y fa llin g sh o rt in th e g re a te st field
fin d ers w ere b lazin g a tr a il In to th e
day.
T h e city ja il w as left to Its silv e r cup.
of today, and as a resu lt, th e w hole
O reg o n c o u n try , h is first retn em -
m oral tone of o u r land is a nega­
ow n lo n eso m e c o m p an y .
It
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C a lith u m p ia n s ,
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tive q u a lity
And w hy? B ecause we
d iso n C a rr D u n b a r- a s e t tl e r from
p lu m b fu ll of liv ely e v e n ts .”
H a rry W o stell. $3.00.
Best g ro u t' '
have been so busy a tte n d in g to o u r
V irg in ia — anil ills m o th e r, H e ste r
T h e d ay , as fa r as w e a th e r Is c o n ­ Jazz b a n d , $10.00.
own selfish b u sin ess th a t gets th e dol­
Aim Z u m w alt D u n b ar, d is c u ssin g th e
c e rn e d . co u ld n o t h av e been b r ig h te r
la r th a t we have le ft off th a t w hich is
S pecial p rizes of $1.25 to each of I
w o n d ers of th e n o rth w e s t.
He d is­
real^ liv in g —social en jo y m en t.
T he U. S. helped E u ro p e c ru sh
tin c tly re c a lls th e day his f a th e r
n o t a sig n o f a clo u d .
The cele- -he fo u r c h ild re n 's In d u s tria l club
U hat is life, if we hold o u r nose
m ilitarism , so now if n a tio n a l
b o u g h t six oxen a n d s t a r te d b re a k in g
b ra tio n b eg a n e a rly , a w a y c u rly In , x h ib its.
e te rn a lly to th e g rin d sto n e • of d ailv
p ro h ib itio n is p ossible a t hom e,
th em fo r th e jo u r n e y to th e Pacific.
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th en w orld p ro h ib itio n is bound
Tiler«1 w ere -12 p ra irie sc h o o n e rs
unguided, u n p la n n e d ? How m an y peo­
fo re th e b ird s b eg an to tw itte r . A I p ro g ra m at th e f a ir g ro u n d s . Ju d g e
to com e, say s L a rs L arsen L edet,
in th e tr a in th a t le ft h is g r a n d ­
A m erican stag e a rtis ts do not
ple do you know w ho plan both th e ir
fo rem o st e d ito r of D enm ark, h ere
f a th e r 's h o m e in W a rre n c o u n ty . One
b an d ot s in g e rs v isite d e v ery honi 1 S ta p le to n on b e h a lf o f th e c o iu m u n i-
care to p erfo rm
fo r G erm an
d aily toll and re creatio n , an d c a rry it
to stu d y an ti-salo o n m ethods.
m o rn in g in A pril 1850. T h re e yoke
th a t o w n ed a se rv ic e flag. W ith th e j ,y w elcom ed th e boys h o m e ; D r. E. I am u sem en t, re g a rd le ss of th e r e ­
o u t acco rd in g to sch ed u le? And you I
tu r n s
Mile. Dazle. to e-d an cer,
o f oxen d rew e ach w agon.
s w e e te s t, m o s t Im p re ssiv e , B inging h . p e n c e g av e th e sp eech o f th e d ay ;
my frien d s, w ho toil and toll and toil
bad a < a tile front th e d ire c to r of
" W h e re a re th e lin e s " ? ask ed
w ith o u t a th o u g h t of leisu re, do you POW ELL VALLEY GIRL
th e s o ld ie r boys w ere g e n tly a w a k - a vocal so lo by M rs. H a g b e rg w ho also
tlie B erlin W ln terg ard en telling
y o u n g Dan.
know th a t you could have m ore m oney
er to nam e h er own term a for an
" D o n 't need u n y ,” e x p la in e d his
WEDS PORTLAND DOCTOR en ed by so n g s a n d th e so ft s tr u m - lead th e c o m m u n ity In sin g in g " T h e ! h e arly
and m ore tim e if you w ere to o rg an ize
a p p e a ra n c e th ere.
” 1 do
f a th e r . “ You d o n ’t re in o xen, ju s t
m in g on u k u le le s.
E ven th e boys ||s t a r S p a n g le d B a n n e r” ; th r e e selec-1
y o u r tim e and effo rts? Did it ev er oc­
not cure to set foot on G erm an
M iss C a rrie S teffan so n b ecam e th e w ho h a v e n o t y et r e tu r n e d w ere re- tio n s by he b a n d w ere th o ro u g h ly j
w alk alo n g sid e w ith a w h ip ."
c u r to you th a t tw o h o u rs p er d ay of
soil. G erm an ap p reciatio n Is not
" T h e n I’ll w alk to O re g o n ," dls-
read in g , stu d y in g and p la n n in g yo u r b rid e of Dr. J u liu s G. St lire, J u n e 30, m e m b e re d , a so n g fo r each of th e m I enjoyed
w hat 1 ant looking fo r," was h er I a p p ro v e d th e fiv e-y ear-o ld . w ho had
T h e se sim p le e x ercises |
work w ith e ig h t h o u ts c o n cen trated at th e A u g u s tin a L u th e ra n c h u rc h in w as w a fte d " o v e r th e r e ,” fro m th e i r I d o s e d w ith a h e a ry in v ita tio n to th e
reply.
been a c c u sto m e d to h o rses. A nd he
w ork, would gain you m ore th a n 16 P o rtla n d .
T h e c e re m o n y w as read
" to o k it a fo o t" ns fa r ns th e first
ow n d o o rs te p .
, serv ice bo y s to p a r ta k e of th e d in n e r
h o u rs of h a rd toil w ith o u t m an ag e­
I s tre a m , w h ere he how led lu stily , fo r
by th e g ro o m 's f a th e r . Rev. M. S tu re .
As so o n as d a y lig h t a p p e a re d , m a- p re p a re d by th e Bed C ro ss lad les,
m en t? Do you realize th a t y o u r effic­
SURPRISED ON TENTH
his f a th e r to wad«1 hack a n d c a rry
T h e b rid e lo o k ed v ery sw eet in a
iency leaves you a fte r you have la ­
c h in e s b e g an p o u rin g in to th e to w n .;
O ne g e ts a s lig h t id ea o f th e num
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY h im ac ro ss oil a big s h o u ld e r. He
bored a c e rta in len g th of tim e? H ave fro c k o f w h ite c a tln w ith p e a rl t r i m ­
By 10 o clo ck , traffic m a n a g e rs w ere her of p eo p le w ho cam e to ta k e in
w as g la d o f un o p p o rtu n ity to rid e
you ever h eard said " I f a clerk ca n 't m in g s, a n d a d a in ty veil o f s ilk tu lle .
Y e ste rd a y w as th e te n th w ed d in g b e fo re tlie pml of th a t s c o rc h in g ,
k e p t b u sy k e e p in g th e s tr e e ts o p e n ? th e day , fro m th e fact th a t m a c h in e s
do a y ear s w ork in eleven m o n th s
w ith one m o n th ’s v acatio n , th e re Is S he c a rrie d a b o u q u e t of sw eet peas T h e sid e w a lk s w ere c ro w d ed w ith J n
a tte m p tin g
to re a c h th e fa ir a n iv e rsu ry o f Mr. a n d Mrs. J . E. p e rilo u s p ilg rim a g e .
He c e le b ra te d h is six tli b irth d a y
Miss D elia L o fg re n
no use of h is s ta y in g on th e Job, for a n d sw a n so n is.
s p e c ta to r s w a itin g fo r th e p a ra d e .
g ro u n d s to h e a r th e p ro g ra m , be- M etzger.
on th e p lain s.
Is " c e le b ra te d " th e
lie can t accom plish th e y e a r s work a n d
M iss A lice S w a n m a n
w ere
G re sh a m did itse lf p ro u d in th e came e n ta n g le d in a d e a d lo c k c o n ­
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A bout 35 of tb e i r frie n d s m ad e w ord, I w o n d er?
b rid e sm a id s. T h ey w ere d re s se d in p a ra d e .
F iv e m o n th 's s u p ­
g estion re a c h in g n e a rly th e w hole | p lan s, on th e q u ie t, to c e le b ra te th e b ir th d a y cak e.
T hen ag ain , how ex trem ely lone­
p lie s of bacon, flour anil lieuns had
som e is th e person th a t h as n o th in g to p in k , an il c a rrie d s h o w e r b o u q u e ts
S m all as o u r to w n Is, it h ad a d is ­ le n g th o f M ain s t r e e t, w h ich k ep t
e v e n t. It w as w e ll-m a n a g e d , fo r not i been s to re d in Hie w agons, B ut th e
do but search for social en jo y m en t o f p in k sw eet peas.
play o f m an y e x c e lle n t flo ats an d ev ery a u to sto c k -s till fo r alifiiit a
a s m u ch as a su sp ic io n of (h e a ffa ir illn e ss an d «lentil of tw o of Mrs.
T hey grow w eary w ith th em selv es
D r. S tu r e w as a tte n d e d by Dr.
A. W . h a lf h o u r.
D u n b a r's s is te rs h ad cau sed delays.
and becom e a p est to society. W hy? H o g sb e rg , a c la s s m a te o f th e g ro o m . o th e r in te r e s tin g fe a tu re s .
renclied th e M etzgers.
M etzg er w as an id eal m a rs h a l of th e
F o u r m o n th s h ad now e la p se d and
B ecause th e y have not learn ed th a t
T lie a fte rn o o n w as cro w d ed w ith
At 8 :3 0 In (lie e v e n in g w hen tlie
A fte r th e c e re m o n y a d e lig h tfu l day o n ills p ra n c in g m ilita r y s te e d :
a w ell-balanced life, lik e a b alanced
h o rse ra c e s , a u to races, a th le tic a u to s began a r r iv in g , M rs. M etzger, til«1 m o u n ta in s b ad not been rea c h e d .
But th e y sw u n g on n ca m p k e ttle
ra tio n , is b e tte r econom y an d m akes re c e p tio n w as h eld in th e c h u rc h th e V icto ry G o d d ess a n d h e r a t ­
s tu n ts a n d d a n c in g a n d fo r v a rie ty s e a te d on th e fr o n t p o rc h , w aved at a n d h ad b e a n s fo r th e b irth d a y .
one feel b etter. Seek th en som e le g it­ p a rlo rs.
te n d a n ts lo o k ed v ery c h a rm in g in a m u s e m e n ts a t th e J a p a n e s e co n ces­
T he In d ia n s b e c a m e tro u b le so m e .
im ate field of e n d eav o r and w ear off
th e g u e sts as th e y tu r n e d in to th e
Mrs. S tu r e is a P o w ell V alley g irl, th e ir v ic to ry flo at; th e hoys in k h a k i
T h ey s to le c a ttle an d oxen and
th a t re stle ssn e ss in a few h o u rs of
sio n s on th e picnic g ro u n d s.
sid e s t r e e t to p a rk tb e i r c a rs. S he th r e a te n e d to k ill th e e m ig ra n ts .
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c e rta in ly m a d e us th r ill w ith p rid e ;
At s u n s e t, C a m p b e ll’s b an d e n te r ­ th o u g h t th e y w ere g o in g fo r u joy
S teffan so n , a n d a p o p u la r n u rs e at C a m p b e ll's b an d m a d e m u sic th a t is
you feel.
T h ey d e lig h te d ill te r ro riz in g tho
ta in e d at th e b an d s ta n d .
T h e ir rid e on F if th s tre e t.
Mr. M etzger, w om en a n d c h ild re n .
No doubt, all have had th e p riv ileg e th e E m a n u e l h o sp ita l. Dr. S tu re r e ­
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H u n g e r s ta lk e d th r o u g h th e tra in .
of v isitin g in an ideal home, all th e c e n tly g r a d u a te d fro m th e Pacific
w ho a rriv e d h o m e la t e r In th e e v e n ­
d e c o ra te d a u to s ; th e B e a v e r S ta te of th e big day.
m ach in ery h u m m in g alo n g w ith a
L a te r, us d a rk n e s s ing. h ad to h e a r se v e ra l e x p la n a tio n s C h ild re n c ried fo r s o m e th in g to e a t.
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m inim um of frictio n . T hey had tim e
M otor c o m p an y w as re p re s e n te d by cam e on, th e y o u n g fo lk s en jo y e d i
for e v e ry th in g th a t w as w o rth w hile. to u r, th e y w ill m a k e th e ir fu tu re 45 of Its em p lo y e s; a n d th e r e w e re d an ce in th e p av ilio n w h ile th e o th e rs b efo re he could q u ite u n d e rs ta n d th a t no food fo r th em . B r a s ilia M issouri
D u n b a r tM rs. D. M. H esliii) w ould
T he a tm o sp h ere was happy. I t w as h o m e in P o rtla n d .
it w as a te n th a n n iv e r s a ry p a rty .
m an y o th e r e x h ib its.
w atch ed th e b e a u tifu l p y ro te c h n ic s
gooil to see th e fa th e r an d boys p la y ­
B rick ice c re a m a n d c a k e w ere sn u g g le in h e r m o th e r ’s a rm s and
T h e p riz e s a w a rd e d
ing to g eth er, go sw im m in g to g eth er.
fol** se t off by th e J a p a n e s e firew o rk s se rv e d at th e close of a Jolly e v e n ­ b a b b le of tlie c o o k ies sh e w ould e a t
w hen th e y re a c h e d O regon.
As a
F a th e r could alm o st beat th e boys VICTORY COMMITTEES
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last re s o rt th e m ost b ro k en -d o w n ox
W ILL HOLD MEETING
tu r n in g h a n d sp rin g s— 55 y e a rs old a t
w ould he s la u g h te re d . T h ey m a d e a
th a t. And th e m o th er! Did you h e a r
W ed n e sd a y e v e n in g , J u ly y, th e CHAIRMAN FRANK JONES
h e r say th a t th e boys w ould b an k on
i RED CROSS COMMITTEE
A rth e r D ow sett a n d J o e P a te n - b ro th of I l l s p o o r c a rc a s s a n d a little
a n y th in g th e fa th e r s a id ? T h ey w ould final m e e tin g o f all th e V icto ry c e le ­
flour.
O ccasio n ally th e y w ere ab le
THANKS RED CROSS UNIT
THANKS THE PUBLIC e n u d e th o u g h t th e y knew w h a t a to
alw ays ta lk th in g s o v er w ith Dad. and b ra tio n c o m m itte e s w ill be h eld a t
get a buffalo o r un a n te lo p e . A nd
busy
d ay m e a n t, u n til th e ru sh of
if it w ere p ro p er, a w ay w as alw ay s th e city h all. All b ills w ill be s e ttle d
One day :m In d ia n tr a d e d a sa lm o n
F ra n k C. Jo n e s , c h a irm a n o f th e
T h e R ed C ro ss c o m m itte e w ish to b u sin e ss on th e F o u rth . W hew !
found to do it. If it w asn ’t th o u g h t to a t th a t m e e tin g . T h o se w ho ca n n o t
fo r a s h irt. T hey cooked it h u rrie d ly
be rig h t, so m eth in g else w as s u b s ti­ p re s e n t b ills in p e rso n , p lace th e m g ro u n d s c o m m itte e fo r th e F o u rth th a n k th e p u b lic fo r so g e n e ro u sly In s u ra n c e as a C o m m u n ity Asset. a n d d e v o u re d
it
w ith o u t s a lt, of
tuted. T he d a u g h te rs! T he e ld e r one w ith A. M eyers o f th e finance co m ­ of J u ly c e le b ra tio n , d e s ire s to th a n k
w hich th e r e w as none. T h a t Is th e
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c o n tr ib u tin g to tlie s o ld ie rs ’ d in n e r
said it w as h a rd to g et w ork done w ith m itte e , fo r c o llectio n .
g reat co m m u n ity asset of cre d it and first, last and only sa lm o n D aniel S.
th e la d ie s o f th e lie d C ro ss a u x ilia ry
m o th er, th ey ju s t wante d to sto p an d
se rv e d on th e F o u rth .
T h ey also b u sin ess in the sam e g ro u p w ith b a n k ­ D u n b a r h a s ev er e a te n . N ev er a g a in ,
fo r th e i r g ra c io u s h o s p ita lity to th e
talk to each o th er. T he m o th e r said,
R e s o lu tio n o f C o n d o len ce.
he in sists.
ing and m an u fa c tu rin g .
“ A fter a p a rty o r e n te rta in m e n t, if we
The
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re s o lu tio n
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A lth o u g h
th e d in n e r w as well ciples to in su ra n c e and m ale It a s ta te tr a c k s an d w ere b u rie d five o r six
It. If we a re asleep, th e y hold it o v er m ah & C la c k a m a s C o u n ty M u tu al m a c h in e ry h all a t th e f a ir g ro u n d s .
In a g ra v e .
As th e d e s p e r a te e m i­
F o r th e a b u n d a n c e o f th e food am i
d o n a tio n s fo r it w ere fun ctio n like legislation.
u n til b re a k fa st tim e .” To v is it such a T e le p h o n e C o m p an y , J u ly 5, 19 1 9 :
g r a n ts m ad e cam p on«1 n ig h t In Ash
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W h e re a s, O u r b r o th e r , E. S. J e n n e , fo r th e b e a u ty of th e d e c o ra tio n s on ! Bo la r ’?p t h a l ,h e rp w as ° n o v e r-su p hav e become so bound up w ith every H ollow a n o th e r tr a in , so re ly d is­
Now, why c a n 't we o rg an ize a social h a s b een re m o v e d 1 fro m o u r m id st th e ta b le s an d w alls he is esp ecially ply. T h is w as so ld , a n d th e m oney
T w o sm a ll
«lay com m ercial tra n sa c tio n s th a t most tre s s e d , joified th e irs .
in d u s tria l club th a t w ill be. so to by d e a th w e d e s ire h e re b y to e x p re ss
boys, (ie o rg e W. P u lle n , w ho lives
p lace d in a re s e rv e fu n d to be use 1 people overlook th e ir m ag n itu d e.
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speak, an ideal social fam ily w h ere old o u r g re a t s o rro w a t th e lo ss o f so
W ith stall et political m an agem ent, now on th e F a irv ie w ro a d , a n d T oni
in e n te r ta i n in g th e o th e r boys w lu n
get young, w here young grow up, and v a lu a b le a m e m b e r o f o u r c o m m u n i­
any
fa r th e r th a n h a n k in g Is reg u lated P u lle n of C anby, c lim b ed o u t o f h
th e y r e t u r n fro m serv ice.
w here we m ay enjoy life by b u ry in g ty. W e e x te n d to h is re la tiv e s an d
N o tic e o f M e e tin g .
by s ta te and n a tio n a l law s, in su ra n c e p r a ir ie sc h o o n e r a n d p lay ed w ith
th e tro u b les of life in a union of h e a r­ son o u r s in c e re s y m p a th y in th is
S u n d a y a fte rn o o n , J u ly 20, th e r e
D aniel D u n b a r a n d I l l s o ld e r b ro th e r.
w ould no lo n g er be an asset.
ty la u g h te r?
very g re v io u s afflictio n .
T h ey p u sh ed on w e stw a rd a n d in
It would becom e a b u rd en on th e
will be a c o m m u n ity m e e tin g h eld .it
As you ro d e in th e p a ra d e on tlie
It w as th e u n a n im o u s actio n o f th e
BOARD O F D IR E C T O R S ,
so m e m o n th s th ey cam p e d w h ere La-
th e M eth o d ist c h u rc h , to f u r th e r d is ­ F o u r th ilid you n o tice th e a ttr a c tiv e ta x p a y e r and w ould cease to m eet the
union m eetin g a week ago. to s tu d i­
A. D o w sett, P re s id e n t.
m e d s of an c lastic an d ev er ch an g in g G ra n d e Is now . L u te O c to b e r fo u n d
ously In v estig ate to see w h at could
c u ss th e q u e s tio n of a "S o c ia l C en ­ flow er beils a n d th e w ell k ep t law n s volum e of b u sin ess an d In d u stry .
th e m cam p ed on th e s a n d b a n k s a t
be done in th e w ay of p ro v id in g good,
O ne F o u r th o f J u ly v is ito r w as t e r ” o r “ R e c re a tio n
H o u se ” fo r an d g a rd e n s u ro u n d th e ho m es on
E xam ples can he tak en front the ex- T h e D alles on th e sp o t w h e re th e old
w holesom e e n te rta in m e n t, an d care m oved to re m a rk on th e a ttr a c tiv e ,
T h e little
p< rlence of M ontana and N o rth D akota U m a tilla ho u se s ta n d s .
E v e ry b o d y com e.
R o b e rts a v e n u e ?
fo r th e social ed u catio n of o u r com ­ law n an d g a rd e n a t M ay o r K in n e y ’s G re sh a m .
w hen u n d er s ta te hall in su ra n c e p o li­ m o th e r w as 111 w ith m o u n ta in fev er,
m u n ity .
h o m e. C ivic p rid e is th e a n sw e r.
cies reserv es a re piled up and losses in u n co n scio u s. T w o w h ite m en a n d an
It is th o u g h t, a b u ild in g c e n tra lly
one s ta te 'a r e m ade good front funds of In d ia n w ere h ired to ta k e th e m dow n
located, equipped w ith every device
May w as a p ro sp ero u s m o n th In com ­
th e C o lu m b ia in a b ig sk iff ca lle d a
all states.
possible for people to en jo y th em selv es, m ercial lin es as show n by th e c lea rin g s
S ta te in su ran ce, and th a t Is w hat it yaw l b oat.
w ould be th e p ro p er th in g . A s tr u c ­ of P o rtla n d b an k s, th e to ta l b ein g
T h ey lan d ed at th e m o u th of th e
would have to in1 at th e s ta r t, In a
tu re, say 50x100, w ith a hardw ood $132,825,685, com p ared w ith $95.853,-
i c a la m ity like tlie S an F ran cisco fire, S andy riv e r an d in N o v em b er, 1850,
floor, a basem en t c o n ta in in g a sw im ­ 821 for th e sam e m ofith in 1918. T h is
: would ru in tin* s ta te and th e insured. A ddison C a r r D u n b a r to o k up th«1
m in g ta n k , a k itch en , a balcony, a in crease, a v e ra g in g $1,422,056 for each
R efo rm ers In sev eral w estern s ta te s d o n a tio n lan d c laim on w hich th e
stage. A place, so a rra n g e d th a t any b u sin ess d ay of th e m o n th , is a sp len ­
i trie d to p u t over social h ealth Insur- .M ultnom ah F a rm anil s e v e ra l o th e r
Indoor sp o rt could be h eld : o r lec­ d id d e m o n stra tio n of th e g ro w in g vol­
i an cc w hich u n d e r the recent F lu e p i­ gooil farniH a re lo c a te d .
He sold th e
tu res, plays of hom e ta le n t, m usicales, um e of b u sin ess tra n sa c te d by P o rt­
dem ic would have b a n k ru p te d th e west. 150 a c re s on w hich th e c o u n ty farm
in fact, a n y th in g in th e way of e n te r­ land and th e p ro sp e rity experienced
W ith stro n g n a tio n a l o rg a n izatio n s, is s itu a te d In 1856 fo r $ $ 0 0 , C ould
ta in m e n t, could be given.
W ith a th ro u g h o u t tr ib u ta r y te r r ito r y in O re­
I h a v in g large rese rv e s accu m u lated . It be b o u g h t now fo r $ 6 0 0 ,0 0 0 ?
k itchen, co m m u n ity b an q u ets could be gon. W ash in g to n an d Idaho. T he gain
I d eath losses from the epidem ic w ere
T h e re w as no F a irv ie w th e n . Tw o
given, w ith thAse good old a fte r d in n e r ] for May, 1919, o v er May, 1918, w as a
m et w ith o u t g reat hurdsitip.
fa m ilie s h ad p re ced ed th e D u n b ars
speeches. A re a d in g tab le w ith cur- I little m ore th a n 37.5 p er cent.
Dr. Jo h n C rosby h ad conic w ith his
re n t lite ra tu re . In sh o rt, a social m eet­
I 'r u i t P r ic e * O lle r ix l.
fam ily In 1846.
A fa m ily n am ed
Tw o h u n d re d an d sixty-tw o O regon ,
ing place for th is g re a t social fam ily,
T h e C o -o p e ra tiv e B erry G ro w e rs S w an k had a claim w h ere th e Sun
f a th e r 'd and m o th ered by tw o in d i­ d a iry cows, re p re se n tin g five breeds
a t th e old M etzg er sto p - a re o fferin g Dial ra n ch h o ld in g s a rc now.. T h ese
v iduals broad-m inded enough to see an d 52 herds, w ere officially t«*sted in '
to c o n tr a c t f r u it a t th e fo llo w in g good n e ig h b o rs n u rs e d M rs. D u n b a r
th e real needs of th e co m m u n ity . An A pril. T h re e b re e d s—Je rse y s, G u e rn -!
j p ric e s, n e t to you, c ra te s fu r n is h e d : hack to h e a lth .
ideal social hom e, w here all a re in ­ seys an d H o lstein s— from 19 differen t
W hen D aniel D u n b a r w as njiie
R a sp b e rie s, p e r lb
12c
vited to in d u lg e In th e u p b u ild in g h erd s, won h o n o r ra n k by re a c h in g th e ,
| L o g a n b e rrie s , p e r lb.
. 8c y e a rs old he w ent w ith his p a re n ts to
s ta n d a rd s set by th e N atio n al Breed
an d u p liftin g of m an.
R oyal A nn c h e rrie s , p e r lb
8C-10C th e h o m e of E. R. S c o tt, Dr. Crosby’s
W here is th e motley com ing from ? A sso ciatio n . " T h is in d ic a te s th a t O r­
T h ere an* a h u n d re d men in an d about egon d a iry cow s a re u n ifo rm ly good,"
l.a in lie rts
8-H fc so n -in -la w , w h ere a m e e tin g w as hel l
B ings
8-10c an d a c h u rc h and S u n d a y sch o o l or­
G resham who could afford to give a says S. F in e, of th e A g ric u ltu ra l C ol­
O th e rs p re s e n t w ere Rev.
th o u san d d o lla rs each, in o rd e r to lege, In c h arg e of official te s ts for th e
T h ese h ip lib e ra l p rices a n d If you g an ize d
g u a ra n te e a fu tu re social co n d itio n v a rio u s b reed asso ciatio n s.
h a v e uny of th e a b o v e f r u its to offer Geo. G e rrish , Dr. C ro sb y . D avid an d
W ilson B uxton. T h e first se rv ic e wus
th a t would provide th e p ro p er k in d of
coin«1 In and we w ill c o n tr a c t w ith
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h eld in Dr. C ro sb y ’s h o m e in 1853.
e n te rta in m e n t an d am useim n t for
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It w as th e first M idhodlst o r g a n iz a ­
th e ir ch ild ren . T he c o u rts of th e
tio n e a st of til«1 W illa m e tte .
s ta te could well afford to c o n trib u te tr a c te d fo r a lo t o f b e rrie s a n d fr u it j
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one-half of th e in itia l cost to s ta rt to be c a n n e d an d w o rk e d up h e re an d ,
F iv e h u n d re d sh a re « B e a v e r S ta te
d rew up in fro n t o f th e P u lle n place,
such an o rg a n iz a tio n , and Is* m oney we m u s t h a v e th e h e lp to do it. W -
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, by o n e of o u r c lie n ts fo r $550. R«i- I tlire e m iles w est o f tlie p re s e n t tow n
of F a irv ie w . It w as th e W illiam B.
of com m ercialized crim e, anil rem ove a v e ra g e o f 2 5 % o r b e tt e r th a n th e
I q u ir e s $ 3 2 4 .5 0 c a sh only.
J o n e s p a rly of e m ig ra n ts fro m In ­
it. we have left hut little work for o ur s ta n d a r d ra te s . T h e ru s h seaso n is
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tin y g irl in an o ld -fa sh io n e d k n it
Also, th e re a rc p len ty of nn n in th e to h e lp o u t. A lo cal in d u s try c a n n o t
M P
S uch
■ I f c a u l I f l l l llttl.- elllld!
tow n of G resham w ho could afford to be b u ilt up by s h ip p in g o u t stu ff th a t
Hills W nnteil.
E very
of M a rg a re t
M atild a
J o n e s , m o re
give th e lot site for su ch a b u ild in g sh o u ld he w o rk ed up h e re .
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A. R i'P E R T & CO.
A sc h o o lh o u se w as b u ilt o f sh a k e s
$100 to $500 to such a catMP.
ro o m s a n d h a llw a y s. TI ip h o a rd de-
D aniel s n d Jo h n D u n b a r
W here would th e f u r n itu r e com e
I s ire s s e p a r a te bid s on w ork alo n e, in 1855.
11 a n d 14 y ears.
from ? Som e of it could be d o n ated . found in a w ork of well do in g before
th e d is tric t fu r n is h in g th e p a in t, o r w «re big boys
W hy not have th e boys at th e H igh th e h o u r is e n tire ly too late. I-et us
on b o th w ork a n d p a in t. T h e b o ard T h e ir f a th e r w as c le a rin g a fa rm on
School m ake th e fu r n itu r e In th e shop? m ake it safe for y o u r g irl an d m y boy,
re s e rv e s th e rig h t to re ject an y o r all him cla im , so th e boys a lte r n a te d
Pap« rs and m ag azin es also could be o r my g irl an d y o u r boy; th a t they
. bids. B ids m i n t be In tlie h a n d s of d ay s In h e lp in g th e ir fu lh e r a n d a t ­
d onated for th . e . . read in g table.
. . . T w en ty - , n*«> fleet th e p ro p e r in fo rm a tio n ;
th e c le rk by Ju ly 15 School D istric t te n d in g school. S chool w as in se s­
m in u tes is all I use my d aily p ap er, th a t they w ill dev« lop in to well round
j No. 6 Jt., A. J . Q uay, c le rk . It. A, sion only Ih rc e m o n th s In th e y ear.
som eone etoe ought to use it also. I'd <-d young m an h o o d an d young worn
T w o o r th r e e y e a rs la ie r a post-
I Q r e s h a t n . _____________
d o n ate all day S u n d a y 's and co n sid er anhood T each th< m th ro u g h such an
office w as e s ta b lis h e d w ith K R. Scott
It th e best m ille n a ry w ork I ev er d id . o rg a n izatio n how to build th e hom e
Y oung Dan D u n b ar
W hy sell y o u r ra s p b e rrie s fo r 12 as p o s im a s te r
If it would aid in g e ttin g su ch a p ro b th a t Is Ideal, how to m an ag e it and
c e n ts
w hen we a re p a y in g 14? was th e m all c a r r ie r , rid in g to P o rt
I« m solved
i [IOW to d irect th e In d u r tria l as well as
lam l o n ce a w eek on a c a y u se pony
G re sh a m H om e Products Co. P h o n e
ls*t us tie at it. my frien d s, an d be i th e social
C o u tln u e d on pnge 3
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